Can I access my MYP Extended Mathematics result through the IB candidate website?

No, the IB candidate website is not available to MYP candidates. That portal is intended for Diploma Programme and Career-related Programme candidates. MYP results are issued to registered schools through IBIS, the IB's secure information system. Your school then decides whether to provide results by email, portal, printed statement, or an in-person meeting. Contact your MYP coordinator if you have not been told how your result will be distributed.

When will my MYP Extended Mathematics eAssessment result be released?

For the May examination session, the IB issues MYP results to schools on 1 August from 12:00 noon GMT. For the November examination session, results are issued on 1 February from 12:00 noon GMT. These are school-facing release times, not a guarantee that every student will receive a message at that exact moment. Schools may need time to verify documents and follow their own secure distribution procedure. Ask your coordinator for the exact local schedule that applies to your school.

What should I do if my MYP Extended Mathematics result does not arrive?

Check your school email, student portal, parent communications, and any instructions issued before results day. If the school has already distributed results, contact the MYP coordinator using a private and secure channel. Include your full name, examination session, school, and the name Extended Mathematics so the coordinator can identify the correct entry. Students who have moved schools should contact the institution that originally registered them for eAssessment. The IB normally expects the school, rather than the student or parent, to handle results-related communication.

Is my school mathematics grade the same as my official eAssessment result?

Not necessarily, because the two grades can be based on different evidence. A school grade may combine classroom tests, investigations, assignments, and teacher judgments against MYP criteria. The official Extended Mathematics eAssessment result comes from an on-screen examination marked externally for the IB. It is reported on the MYP 1-to-7 scale using the grade-awarding process for that examination session. Always identify whether a document contains an internal, predicted, or official external grade before comparing results.

Can I request a re-mark of my Extended Mathematics examination?

You can discuss an enquiry upon results with your MYP coordinator, but you cannot submit the request directly to the IB. The school must submit it on your behalf under the rules and fees applying to your examination session. A re-mark may cause the grade to rise, remain unchanged, or fall, which is why the required consent must be obtained. Published deadlines are normally 15 October following a May session and 15 April following a November session. Contact the coordinator quickly because the school needs time to explain the options and complete the administrative process.

What should a coordinator check before distributing Extended Mathematics results?

The coordinator should confirm that each result belongs to the correct candidate, session, and subject entry. In particular, the document should distinguish Extended Mathematics from Standard Mathematics and from internal school grades. Results should be distributed through a secure method that follows the school's privacy and safeguarding procedures. Students and families should also receive a clear contact route for missing information, suspected errors, and enquiries upon results. Because exact procedures vary by school, communicating the local timetable before results day prevents unnecessary confusion.

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Accessing MYP Extended Mathematics eAssessment Results

MYP Extended Mathematics Assessment MYP IB Math Exam Tips

Priyanka N.

• 11 Sept 2026•8

Accessing MYP Extended Mathematics eAssessment Results

Your MYP Extended Mathematics eAssessment result comes through the school that registered you, normally via the MYP coordinator. MYP candidates cannot use the IB candidate results website available to Diploma Programme and Career-related Programme students. Your school may provide results through a portal, secure email, printed statement, or scheduled meeting.

This guide explains the release schedule, what your grade means, and how to address missing or potentially incorrect results.

How to access your MYP Extended Mathematics result

Follow these steps when results are due:

Check your school's instructions. Review school email, student portals, parent communications, and information issued before the break.
Contact the MYP coordinator if necessary. Ask when and how official eAssessment results will be distributed.
Confirm your examination session. May-session results arrive in August, while November-session results arrive in February.
Check the subject entry. Ensure the document lists Extended Mathematics, not Standard Mathematics or an internal course with a similar name.
Save the official document. You may need it for school transfer, course placement, or future applications.

Do not use candidates.ibo.org for an MYP result. The IB's assessment FAQ confirms that the candidate website is not available to MYP candidates.

When are MYP eAssessment results released?

The IB publishes this timetable for MYP results:

Examination session	Results issued to schools through IBIS
May session	1 August from 12:00 noon GMT
November session	1 February from 12:00 noon GMT

These are the times when results become available to schools through the secure IB Information System, or IBIS. A school may distribute them later because of staffing, safeguarding, or verification procedures. Confirm the local schedule with your coordinator rather than expecting a message at noon GMT.

The IB pages on MYP grading and awards and eAssessment registration provide the official schedule.

What your Extended Mathematics result shows

Extended Mathematics is assessed through an externally marked on-screen examination. The official MYP course result gives a final subject grade from 1 to 7, determined through IB marking and grade awarding for that session.

This may differ from your school report, predicted grade, or classroom criterion total. Internal grades can incorporate teacher-marked assignments and tests, while the official eAssessment grade comes from the IB examination. RevisionDojo's guide to how MYP Mathematics is assessed explains this distinction.

Your grade may appear in:

MYP Course Results, listing individual eAssessment components
An MYP Certificate, if you entered the required components and met all certificate conditions
A school summary combining official IB results with separate internal grades

Do not convert an examination percentage using classroom grade boundaries. External boundaries are established for each subject and session, so school criterion totals and official examination marks are not interchangeable.

Why the school manages your result

The school is the official intermediary between MYP candidates and the IB. Under the MYP General Regulations, candidates and guardians communicate with the IB through the school's MYP coordinator.

Coordinators access results through IBIS, verify candidate names and registrations, and distribute records securely. They also manage registration errors, missing information, and enquiries upon results. This school-managed system complements the secure arrangements described in RevisionDojo's MYP eAssessment study plan.

What to do if your result is missing

First, confirm that your school has announced its distribution process. A delayed message does not necessarily mean the IB has withheld your result.

Contact the coordinator privately and provide:

Your registered name
Your examination session and year
Your school or candidate details, if known
The subject name, MYP Extended Mathematics
A concise description of the missing information

If you changed schools, contact the institution that registered you. It receives the result through IBIS and remains your first point of contact.

What if the grade seems wrong?

Check that you are reading an official IB result rather than an internal or predicted grade. Confirm the subject level and examination session as well.

If the concern remains, ask your coordinator about an enquiry upon results. Students and parents cannot submit one directly to the IB, and a re-mark may raise or lower the grade. Published deadlines are normally 15 October after the May session and 15 April after the November session, so contact the coordinator promptly about consent, fees, and procedures.

Using the result constructively

A grade summarizes overall performance but does not identify every weakness. Compare it with teacher feedback, timed practice, and previous criterion performance before planning further study. RevisionDojo's guide to whether MYP Extended Mathematics marks matter explains how different results can be used diagnostically.

For targeted practice, use the MYP Extended Mathematics resource hub and Extended Mathematics Questionbank to address algebra, modelling, mathematical communication, or time management.

Conclusion

MYP Extended Mathematics results reach schools through IBIS on 1 August for May sessions and 1 February for November sessions. Check the subject and session, save the official record, and direct missing-result or review questions to your coordinator. RevisionDojo Study Notes, the Questionbank, and Jojo AI can then help you build a focused revision plan.

Sources and referenced URLs

Examination session

Results issued to schools through IBIS

May session

1 August from 12:00 noon GMT

November session

1 February from 12:00 noon GMT

Accessing MYP Extended Mathematics eAssessment Results

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